Semen – The New Natural Cure For Depression In Women

A recent study by The State University of New York found that a woman’s happiness levels and
sleep quality could be related to the quantity of semen going into her body
during sex.

The survey that
involved 293 college women at SUNY Albany revealed that semen contains a
range of mood-boosting and sleep-inducing hormones that enter a woman’s blood
through her vagina, thus alleviating and elevating her mood.

In the survey, the researchers
found that women who used condoms (and were therefore less exposed to semen)
were more likely to be depressed than those who did not use condoms. On the
other hand, among women who did not use condoms, the longer they went without
having sex (or being exposed to semen), the more likely they were to be
depressed.

Semen is best known
for what's not absorbed by the vagina, sperm, which swim
through it on their way into the fallopian tubes where fertilisation takes
place. But sperm comprise only about 3% of semen. The rest is seminal fluid:
mostly water, plus about 50 compounds: sugar (to nourish sperm),
immunosuppressants (to keep women's immune systems from destroying sperm), and
oddly, two female sex hormones.

LH is involved in triggering
ovulation.This might explain why many women report
increased interest in sex around the time of ovulation.

The findings found
women who described themselves as “promiscuous” yet used condoms were as
depressed as women who practice abstinence. The team said that this suggested
it is semen, not just sex, that makes women happy.

This came in the
same month Gordon Gallup, a psychologist at SUNY-Albany, proposed semen also
helped women suffering from morning sickness. Gallup theorised that pregnant
women often feel nauseous because their bodies are rejecting the semen’s
genetic material as alien.

It thus follows
that ingesting the same sperm would allow the body to build up a tolerance.

Note:

This topic should be
approached with extreme caution. Not everyone can afford to have unprotected
sex and casual sex should always be approached with protection. Just because
semen may exhibit certain antidepressant properties does not mean one should
indulge in sex with no forms of protection. Even with protection, sex can lead
to pregnancy.